Give a slow clap for yourselves, ladies and gents — we have all done our service to the nation this SG50.
With all our snarky powers combined, the travesty that is the 'Lingo Lingo' music video has been taken down from the JTV YouTube channel, ensuring that Singaporeans everywhere will never be exposed to such a godawful clip. Or at least for now, until it goes up again.
Luckily, we did save some highlights from the stunningly out-of-touch music video, featuring Ah Boys to Men's Tosh Rock, some dude called Bunz, and a whole lot of cringeworthy lyrics, among other things. To top it all off on its proverbial turd-cake, the video claims to be a tribute to our Singlish patois. You can check out our original article here.
If you'd like to find out the thought process behind the abysmally bad concept, take a gander at this behind the scenes clip. "Why 50 supercars? I feel that they represent a lot of our Singaporean culture and behaviour". Wow... just wow.
Give a slow clap for yourselves, ladies and gents — we have all done our service to the nation this SG50.
With all our snarky powers combined, the travesty that is the 'Lingo Lingo' music video has been taken down from the JTV YouTube channel, ensuring that Singaporeans everywhere will never be exposed to such a godawful clip. Or at least for now, until it goes up again.
Luckily, we did save some highlights from the stunningly out-of-touch music video, featuring Ah Boys to Men's Tosh Rock, some dude called Bunz, and a whole lot of cringeworthy lyrics, among other things. To top it all off on its proverbial turd-cake, the video claims to be a tribute to our Singlish patois. You can check out our original article here.
If you'd like to find out the thought process behind the abysmally bad concept, take a gander at this behind the scenes clip. "Why 50 supercars? I feel that they represent a lot of our Singaporean culture and behaviour". Wow... just wow.